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 1        1, VII    |          ears. Moreover, all the mysteries that are celebrated everywhere
 2        1, XII    |   priests, or having learned the mysteries of the Egyptians from any
 3        1, XII    |   Persians; among whom there are mysteries, conducted on rational principles
 4        1, XX     |     meaning by their enigmas and mysteries; but if Moses compose and
 5        2, LXIII  |         some great and wonderful mysteries, which are beyond the grasp
 6        3, XVI    |         being initiated in their mysteries; " we shall ask him in reply, "
 7        3, XIX    |         by no means contemptible mysteries for our consideration, when
 8        3, XIX    |         by no means contemptible mysteries, and obscure explanations
 9        3, XXI    |           in Comparing the inner mysteries of the Church of God to
10        3, XXXVI  |       such a nature also are the mysteries which they perform, and
11        3, LVIII  |         where fathers deemed the mysteries of philosophy an idle and
12        3, LIX    |        to participation in other mysteries, make proclamation as follows: '
13        3, LIX    |          to participation in our mysteries. "For we speak wisdom among
14        3, LX     |          boldly initiated in the mysteries of Jesus, which properly
15        3, LX     |      initiators into the Grecian mysteries, and the teachers of the
16        3, LX     |         purified into the sacred mysteries!~
17        3, LXI    |          Not to participation in mysteries, then, and to fellowship
18        3, LXII   |       but as a teacher of divine mysteries to those who are already
19        3, LXXXI  |         professions of religious mysteries; and let him prove that
20        4, X      |        those who "in the Bacchic mysteries introduce phantoms and objects
21        4, X      |     terror." With respect to the mysteries of Bacchus, whether there
22        4, XXII   | containing the symbols of mighty mysteries. It accordingly behoved
23        4, XXXVIII|      pride themselves upon their mysteries and the truth (which is
24        4, XXXIX  |      philosophized on the Jewish mysteries, and learning some things
25        4, XLII   |    Scriptures, which contain the mysteries of the kingdom of God? If,
26        5, XXXVIII|          with the aid of profane mysteries, and juggling tricks employed
27        6, II     |       the comprehension of those mysteries which are contained in these
28        6, XXII   |      quotes also certain Persian mysteries, where he says: "These things
29        6, XXII   |  Persians, and especially in the mysteries of Mithras, which are celebrated
30        6, XXII   |          adduced in addition the mysteries of the Persian Mithras,
31        6, XXII   |        and those who conduct the mysteries of Mithras give false or
32        6, XXII   |    rather than some of the other mysteries, with the explanation of
33        6, XXII   |     explanation of them? For the mysteries of Mithras do not appear
34        6, XXII   |         must introduce barbarian mysteries with their explanation,
35        6, XXII   |       adduce the instance of the mysteries of Mithras?~
36        6, XXIV   |       borrowed from the Mithraic mysteries, Celsus declares that he
37        6, XXIV   |        investigate the Christian mysteries, along with the aforesaid
38        6, XXXI   |          the ruler of the secret mysteries of son and father, first
39        6, XXXIII |        depth of these unhallowed mysteries, and that they are far removed
40        6, XLII   |        possession of heaven. The mysteries relating to the Titans and
41        6, XLII   |          as well as the Egyptian mysteries of Typhon, and Horus, and
42        6, XLII   |       and the originators of the mysteries about the Titans and Giants,
43        7, XLI    |          in the knowledge of His mysteries? Such, indeed, was the abounding
44        7, XLIV   |          and temples, and famous mysteries; and seeing this, He "has
45        8, XLVIII |       celebration of the heathen mysteries. He says, "Just as you,
46        8, XLVIII |         initiate into the sacred mysteries. The same punishments with
47        8, XLVIII |          the interpreters of the mysteries equally teach the doctrine
48        8, LXVII  |          by those who instituted mysteries and ceremonies for their